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1979 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Fuel & Intake Parts Buying guide
The Hawk II’s two carburetors need individually counted service parts. Tank fittings and intake holders have their own size and package checks, particularly when previous owners have changed components.
One-carb rebuild kitFloat-bowl gasket, float needle with wire clip and O-rings. Each kit services one carburetor.View part
Single carb holder and O-ringOne holder with its O-ring, reference 16211-413-000. Two holders are used on the Hawk II.View part
Threaded fuel petcockM16 × 1.5 tank connection; replaces references 16951-385-703, -701 and -702.View part
One basic rebuild kit supplies a bowl gasket, float needle with wire clip and O-rings for one carburetor. Two kits are needed to service both carburetors. Check their identification and existing metering parts first, especially on a machine with unknown carburetor or intake modifications.
Each featured holder includes its own O-ring, and two holders are used on the bike. At the tank, the petcock uses an M16 × 1.5 connection. Inspect those joints separately from the carburetors, since a repair order should follow the actual leak or damaged component.
Two kits are needed because each kit rebuilds one carburetor. Check the fitted carburetors’ identities before ordering, particularly if the motorcycle has a replacement carburetor pair.
Yes. Each featured holder is supplied with a rubber O-ring. The bike uses two holders, so order two holder assemblies when replacing both intake connections.
Measure the tank connection and compare the outlet orientation and clearance. The featured valve uses M16 × 1.5; a changed tank may use another fitting even on the correct motorcycle year.
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